Appearance of font changes

I'm using Courier Regular as the main font on my site. It displays ok in Illustrator, which is where I designed the site, and in Catalyst after I import it. It even looks ok in safari when I go to "run project". The problem is when I publish the swf and upload it to my web host and then view it as an actual website (www.mdgannon.com) it no longer looks correct. For some reason it looks like it changed to italic.
Any Ideas?
Attached are two screen shots to see the difference.

I also just noticed that bold is not displaying as bold. It looks just like the rest of the type.
I also noticed that if I select a text box in Catalyst and go to the edit in Illustrator function, it opens in illustrator and looks fine. However when I close the file in Illustrator and save it it give's me an error message saying that some of the font attributes have been dropped. It still looks ok when you are back in Catalyst but maybe that error message has something to do with why it's not appearing correctly after it's been exported and posted online.

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